The given line chart illustrates the proportion of urbanisation in South Korea and Indonesia from the mid-1960s to 2009.
Overall, it is evident that the urbanisation rate in South Korea and Indonesia underwent an upward trend, with the former was the most prevalent nation in 2009.
South Korea enjoyed the upswing in the urbanisation rate during the given period. At the top of the chart, the percentage of urbanisation in South Korea experienced a significant rise of 40%, up to nearly 70% in the first 25 years, before witnessing a plateau from 1989 to 1999. In the next 5 years, the proportion of urbanisation in South Korea started to grow again to over 80% and then staying stable until the end of the surveyed period.
With regard to Indonesia which was also suffered from an upward trend in their urbanisation rate. In the mid-1960s, the proportion of this country ranked second, at approximately 18%. With some fluctuations in the first 15 years, there was a slight growth to nearly 27% in the mid-1990s, before surging to reach over 50% at the end of the period.
The
given
line chart illustrates the proportion of
urbanisation
in South Korea and Indonesia from the mid-1960s to 2009.
Overall
, it is evident that the
urbanisation
rate in South Korea and Indonesia underwent an upward trend, with the former was the most prevalent nation in 2009.
South Korea enjoyed the upswing in the
urbanisation
rate during the
given
period. At the top of the chart, the percentage of
urbanisation
in South Korea experienced a significant rise of 40%, up to
nearly
70% in the
first
25 years,
before
witnessing a plateau from 1989 to 1999. In the
next
5 years, the proportion of
urbanisation
in South Korea
started
to grow again to over 80% and then staying stable until the
end
of the surveyed period.
With regard to Indonesia which was
also
suffered from an upward trend in their
urbanisation
rate. In the mid-1960s, the proportion of this country ranked second, at approximately 18%. With
some
fluctuations in the
first
15 years, there was a slight growth to
nearly
27% in the mid-1990s,
before
surging to reach over 50% at the
end
of the period.